#england-womens-football

#england-womens-football

Lauren Hemp's return from injury significantly boosts England's chances at the European Championships.

Chloe Kelly, key player in Euro 2022, is omitted from England's squad for upcoming Nations League matches against Portugal and Spain.

Lauren Hemp's knee injury surgery will keep her out of England's upcoming friendlies.

Ella Toone is also sidelined due to a calf injury, missing significant matches.

England's victory over Spain reinforces their ability to compete at the highest level as they prepare to defend their Euros title.

England aims to prove their progress since losing to Belgium, seeking personal revenge as they approach the European title defense.

Chloe Kelly included in Lionesses' squad for upcoming friendlies despite limited game time at Manchester City.

The squad selections indicate preparations for Euro 2025, focusing on both experienced and emerging players.

Aggie Beever-Jones scored her first goal for England in a 5-0 victory over Belgium, marking a dream moment for her.

Chloe Kelly was excluded from England's Nations League squad due to insufficient playing time at Manchester City, impacting her selection for the Euros.

England must improve their game management despite securing a win, as they were 'a little too sloppy' in the second half.

Chloe Kelly replaces the injured Beth Mead in the England squad, showcasing resilience and adaptability in women's football.

England aims for development over revenge in their upcoming match against Spain, reflecting on their growth since the World Cup.

England's Fran Kirby and Chloe Kelly miss the match against Belgium due to minor injuries, impacting the squad's preparation for Euro 2025.

Alessia Russo named England Player of the Year after a standout season, showcasing her critical role in the national team.

England is a favorite to defend their Women's Euros title with strong talent, especially Alessia Russo's performance boosting expectations.

Alessia Russo has been named England Women's Player of the Year for 2023-24 after an impressive performance with six goals for the Lionesses.

Alessia Russo is named England's Women's Player of the Year for 2023-24 after leading the Lionesses in their successful Euro 2025 qualifying campaign.